Games We Love but Wish We Could Love Playing
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Lance Seaman, an 18 year old young adult couldn't resist video game based figures and stole his grandmothers credit card, spending $10, 087.83 USD on video game merchandise online. On May 17th, he confessed to the police that he did steal his grandma's computer and camcorder, sold them for $200 USD. 20 boxes of Final Fantasy figurines were found in his hotel, increasing the charges against him. He was arrested last Wednesday night and was interviewed by the police. So now we all know not to steal from your grandma to buy video games and things related to video games or you'll be screwed over.
Lance Seaman, 18, simply couldn't resist the charm of video game based figurines. After supposedly stealing his grandmother's credit card, he went on to spend US$ 10,087.83 buying video game merchandise online.
Last May 17, Seaman confessed to the police that he stole his grandma's computer and camcorder then pawned them for US$ 200. Twenty boxes of Final Fantasy figurines were also found in his hotel bedroom on the 6300 block of Southern Avenue, further making the charges against him stronger.
He was arrested last Wednesday night and agreed to be interviewed by the police. Fellow gamers, let this be a lesson for everyone. Don't steal from your grandmother to buy video game stuff to avoid getting busted.
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Plus, from your grandma? That's kinda harsh isn't it?
But $10,000? That's pushing the envelope right there.
Thats pretty sad lol.
Stealing from your Grandma to buy video game stuff.
Geek.
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